Program Overview

Program Overview

The Maîtrise en sciences de la réadaptation (Master's in Rehabilitation Science) is a graduate program offered by the Université de Montréal. This program aims to provide students with advanced knowledge in rehabilitation science, focusing on research and professional practice.

Program Structure

• The program consists of 45 credits.
• It is offered on a full-time and part-time basis.
• The program includes a combination of compulsory and optional courses.
• Students can choose between a thesis or non-thesis track.

Compulsory Courses

• MMD 6005: Éthique et recherche en santé (Ethics and Research in Health)
• REA 6013: Réadaptation factuelle (Factual Rehabilitation)
• REA 6016: Recherche appliquée en réadaptation (Applied Research in Rehabilitation)

Optional Courses

• REA 6002: Théories sensorimotrices en réadaptation (Sensorimotor Theories in Rehabilitation)
• REA 6008: Notions avancées de pathokinésiologie (Advanced Notions of Pathokinesiology)
• REA 6009: Problématique spécifique en réadaptation (Specific Issues in Rehabilitation)
• REA 6011: Réadaptation et technologie (Rehabilitation and Technology)
• REA 6012: Transfert de connaissances en réadaptation (Knowledge Transfer in Rehabilitation)

Admission Requirements

• Applicants must hold a bachelor's degree in a relevant field (e.g., physiotherapy, occupational therapy) or an equivalent degree.
• A minimum cumulative grade point average of 3.0 out of 4.3 is required.
• Applicants must demonstrate a good understanding of French, as the program is taught in French.
• A letter of motivation, a curriculum vitae, and two letters of recommendation are required.
• International students may need to provide additional documents, such as language proficiency test results.

Tuition Fees

• The tuition fees vary depending on the student's status (Québec resident, Canadian non-Québec resident, international student).
• For the 2025-2026 academic year, the estimated tuition fees are:
  • Québec resident: $2,183.05 per term (15 credits)
  • Canadian non-Québec resident: $5,393.20 per term (15 credits)
  • International student: $11,033.05 per term (15 credits)

Research Areas

• The program offers various research areas, including sensorimotor theories, pathokinesiology, rehabilitation technology, and knowledge transfer in rehabilitation.
• Students can work with faculty members who are experts in their fields and contribute to ongoing research projects.

Career Prospects

• Graduates of the program can pursue careers in rehabilitation research, clinical practice, education, and policy development.
• They can work in various settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, universities, and government agencies.

Additional Information

• The program is offered by the École de réadaptation (School of Rehabilitation) at the Université de Montréal.
• The school has a strong research focus and offers various research opportunities for students.
• The program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in rehabilitation science, preparing them for careers in research, practice, and education.